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Fox Swibel is Chicago’s leading boutique business law firm. We focus on what the Firm does best: provide “big-law” quality work in a streamlined boutique setting. We value long-lasting relationships and continually evolve our services to meet our clients’ needs. The Firm recruits top lawyers who were educated at the nation’s best law schools and who formerly were partners and associates at nationally-known, highly-respected large firms. Our attorneys have the entrepreneurial determination to deliver first-rate creative business solutions with a cost-effective approach.
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Ryan Schultz is a capital partner in the Bankruptcy, Restructuring and Creditors’ Rights Group.
Ryan has extensive experience representing creditors, as well as chapter 7 and chapter 11 trustees, in all types of matters including complex bankruptcy, fraudulent transfer and preference litigation, appellate work, claim disputes and other sophisticated bankruptcy issues. He frequently represents chapter 7 trustees as general and special counsel in various corporate and individual bankruptcy cases. Such representations include liquidating assets of the bankruptcy estate and pursuing litigation on behalf of the bankruptcy estate to recover property of the estate, fraudulent transfers and preferential transfers. Ryan specializes in cases where fraud was the primary cause of debtors’ bankruptcy filings, including prosecuting actions against the former officers of the debtor for fraud.
Additionally, Ryan represents his clients in commercial litigation matters. These include matters involving breach of contract, copyright and trademark, employment-related actions and disputes related to the entertainment industry.
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